excluirás

Excluirás is a conjugated form of the Portuguese verb excluir. It represents the second-person singular in the future tense (futuro do presente, or futuro simples) and translates roughly to you will exclude or you will delete, depending on context. The form is used with the subject tú in varieties that employ the informal second-person singular, notably European Portuguese; in Brazilian Portuguese the corresponding standard form is você excluirá.

The verb excluir comes from Latin excludere, formed from ex- “out” and claudere “to close.” Related words in Portuguese include exclusão (exclusion) and exclusivo (exclusive), all sharing the same root.

Spelling and pronunciation notes: excluirás is written with an accent on the final -ás to indicate stress on the last syllable. In usage, it denotes a future action of excluding someone or something, such as removing a person from a list, or deleting an item in a digital context. The choice between tu and você as subject can affect formality and regional variation.

Regional and stylistic considerations: In contexts where the pronoun tu is common, excluirás is natural in formal or semi-formal writing and speech. In Brazilian Portuguese, the more typical form for the same idea is você excluirá, reflecting the broader use of você for the second person in that variety.

See also: excluir (infinitive), exclusão, exclusivo.